New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1919, Page 3

Boston Store LUTHERANS SEEKING ~ ADEMOCRACY FUND Purpose to Assist Millions in Furope Now Without Leader y day is a bnsy day at our busy ART " DEPARTMENT greatly in- sortment of s department has creased its a Crochet and Embroidery Threads | Fverything kind, color Followings best cady 1 as Deniocratiza h | Chureh of President tical the campaign started by Couneil It is pointed ont Furope ion of the Luiheran Europ Jines of pol along the Wilson's prozram for democracy is the main object for funds National n wanted he can he found here of the and Is a ¥ Crochet Co Bucilla M Silkine Silko ¢ 11 strength fhat on ¢‘ontinen Protestant I.utheran, ¢ A are France With ind Lorraine that In Fin- In the Bal 1,200,000 organized t makes ttons ru white list the million haif i xcept fo million Lutherans in return Alsace is incre m he | of 59 | about 000 5 lere S0 | the white and e Corticella and colors nd colors. of only. whit white standard size. G-—white and colors. Pearl Cotton-—white and colors. Carpet-Warp, 1-2 pound rolls blcached, unbleached and ecru J. & P. Coats crochet cotton only number 15ed to 300,000 GGermany million in t land 5 ’1 500,000 Silkateen . Silkateen, i | are | | o Russia. 7 he size G Hun tically all B of efore chur I'ra fhe were the Lutheran war Whilc of church-government democratie, that each con- its own airs s pr ! i thoroughly in hes, ~white wk i ne in- interference and iple never | to develop. The 16th century at they control subjects. In rule continued gregation manages afi Embroidery Cottons (it Ball control, in Iurope this prin i (in skein) i princelings of lished the white | religion | measure Silkine Art Thread, 6 strand Floss— | present. and all | Repeatealy N. T. short skeins—white only. Silk Cherille, for embroidery—all the new shades | Tatting Cotton—all colors, | for embroidery colors. Royal Society I"loss— white ¥ estab the large the had opportunity ety the « Royal white and colors, Bucilla and Society TTloss rule t of the that Floss in ball or skein 2 colors to century the state-con- Es- the in the past operation of this serious opposition was that the when Hohenzollern the Confession. white colo o practical has rous “ally trol pe House case attempted Lutheran and At that time arose. Thousands they conscience. | Before the there was hoping and separation of to the Reformed a bitter controversy emigrated to escape what an unwonted tyranny of Many settled in America outbreak ot the war strong undercurrent, fc church and state. The sudden end of the war has set- tled the question more than | expected, and differently than anyone looked for, The autocratic states are swept 3 the high tide of revo- lution. The former state churches have their independence without a period of grace to become accustomed | the new situation, and with chaos prevailing them to make a pre- ation desperate. cceived in this country difficulties under which Lutheran Church of Europe ing. The different elements held to- gether before the war by the state are today desperately striving for control. n the liberal wing is pro- claiming a new religion based on pure- !1y social ideals. In a few places churches have been dedicated to the deification of man and democracy. Tn other sections the conservative ele- ment is trying to rally the scattered forces to out an orde con- structive program A number of appeals have come to | the Lutherans of America to come and | nelp because they have succeeded in establishing vigorous church-life independen state control. Preparations have already to meet the call. Last fall Lutheran Council was ganized for reconstructive i home and abroad It represents 1,500,000 confirmed members. All | bodles are represented in it except the synodical conference. From the de- | velopment in Europe, the council soon | became convinced that its big task is in Europe, and that it faces the big- gest problem and opportunity that has | come to a church body in modern | times in the call to help democratize | and re-establish, on a free the Lutheran Church of Kurope Dr. F. H. Knubel, of New York, president of the United Lutheran Church, believes the call to be provi- dential, The church in country has had a quiet histors. many it was considered provincial and limited in outlook and resources. As a mat- | ter of fact, he helieves it was only | strengthening and developing its inde- pendent church life and growing with rapidity For the n Church has been A COLD OR CATARRH } | crowing church body in Americ day, he a world-call and a Apply Cream in Nostrils To | mission is coming io church Open Up Air Passages. | holds the key to the world-situation | Tts services are vital to the re-estab- | lishment liberty with order. And Ah! What relief! Your clogged ! the Lutheran Church of America is nostrils open right up, the air passages | rcady for the clear and you can To have the nece No more hawking | work proposed, the National Luther arge, headache, | Council is appealing to the Luthe for breath at | constituency for a fund of half a mil- youo catarrh is gone lion dolla A whirlwind campaign tay stuffed up! Get a small | s peing organized in the different of 131y's Cream Balm from your | giates o dates of the campaign are Apply a little thi 16 eptic cream in your penetrate through every | of the head; soothe and swollen inflamed mucous | St S giving you instant relief. |~ 3alm is just what every | For rh sufferer has | just splendid Beads all force wanted the | union of termed working the of complete quickly aw y on sy NEUMONIA First, call a physician. Immediately commence the “emergency” treat- | to about | eartous sit Reports dicate the in- the is labor- sections is worlk a been the or- service at de National Wash Out Your Pores With Cuticura Soap And have a clear, sweet, healthy skin with little trouble and trifling expense. Con- trast this simple wholesome treatment with tiresome massaging and other fads. On retiring smear the face with Cuticura Ointment on the end of the finger, wash off in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water, using plenty of soap, best ap- plied with the hands which it softens wonderfully, and continue bathing a few moments. Rinse with tepid water, dry gently and dust on a few grains of Cuticura Talcum Powder, a delicate fascinating fragrance. Everywhere 25c. each. bas this SOSD—— B Y NOSE CLOGGED FROM | amazing Lauthe | world- the oo ¢ task. ary funds for the an head freely nuffling, mucous disck n struggling or zht Don't ttle no be now 2 | I"ebruary to 26 let fragrant nostrils BALL. TO HOLD BIG Is Secured For it heal membrane. passage the Benefid ng War Heroces. sory Ely's Cream Retur cold and been sistance of Repre- F. Hall and Senator the state armory by the finance com- and sailors’ re- a concert aad building Feb- h the Edward George W. Klett, has been secured mittee of the soldiers’ eption committee for 2all held in that Throug eeking sentative | | E | v t to be ruary 21. The proceeds be used in Central charge have taken for the event, which | one of the social successes | season the event will memorial arch committee in steps be the from the The immediate promises to of to erect REDUCTIONS [ TIIATjAR[' REAL DAMONS - $3pF SALF ' 267 MAIN ST NO NEGLIGENCE Boston, Feb, 13— District Attorney Joseph Pelletier announces that the | grand jury which inveatigated the col- | lapse of a molasses tank on Commer- | cial street on January 15 with the loss of 19 lives, had fouad no evidence on which to base an indictment for man- alaughter., FOUND. | | { dealin | ners, tana { by one of the students. | lish, | never the fastest NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER ‘SHH! 'TIS SAID DEAR ~ GIRLIES B SHOKE “MAKE ALL FIRES LITTL Busy plants must keep bus Sonow more than ever must we g against fire. Globe Sprinklers will$ watch over your property, paying for themselves because of reduced Telephone for Vassar All Upset at Charge Mother Won't Believe | smoking York, Feb 12 v ocolloygs “Women in ' or on 1. grounds Enow tring o th ) % [all isn't W think up re? Women smok he insurance premiums. appointment. GLOBE AUTOMATIC SFRINKLER CO. 413 0 0 Bidg.Hartford A s Mrs lor e drive, 1S oversens don’t truc William Ny whi Henry Havs, As annual financial opened Monday, afternoon heu 17ifth whole director pa She vesiorday at cam- 1 he irters, 680 the for women And it couldn’t news vesterda At Aveno rdded moke that subject of to \ BRICHT'S Philadelphia Factory is Globe Equipped discuss smokes in fe) halls be! he rom from demoralizing dispatches London and a the garettes and story Vassar, with ented behind SUDJECL | g |SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION HERE of s ¢ repiitious around by i puffs doors and cor- were not seriously and managing tion taken col- 55|l the Tege graduates . A. workers affairs of that “I have just my 17-year-old telling me student ana nounced “Now, not from he the who are organiz letter received a from e Hartford County Association to Have at about the mecting of the \l-Day Session at Pirst Con- body, which is self-go that habit know e irls Mrs., Hays that that can 1 believe telling of the over there smoking A. buildings?” Cook (ate York ning. she writes sational Church. the de- ) said i & association trict 11 noon and « gregational School For Harttord County Sunday when 1 story the woman in ; conference held ening church girls Dis- true, hov London war workers the Y. W Dr. Fanny retary of the tion of the Y who was for- merly dean of Grinnell col- lege, Ta., said that she thinks the ques- tion of women smoking is too personal individual he decided any organization or any school. one tomorrow after- the [First Con Tho program will be al & follows: il sec- | 40 City ocia- gene Devotional Service, garet McoAuley Solo, Miss Doris Bradley. of Officers. Message of Greeting, Miss Cath- erine Andres, ~Response, Miss phrey. 30—*"What My to Me," *“What I School, Miss Mar- ow -G women at as 10. 15 20; Klection to by Eunice Sunday School Gives Miss Evelyn Bigelow, Give My Sunday Miss Mabel Bihl “What We All Can Get.” No Law to Prevent. Poughkeepsie, Feb. 12-—While there little doubt some of the student 1t Vassar college smoke, the girls have gone on record being opposed to women smoking. Such action w taken at a meeting of the Students’ ociation held to discuss phases of life. question . to is :40—Discussion, Give and 00—*The New Ideal for can Girl,” Mrs Stevens, Canaan. 30—Social Hour 15—Supper. 00—Draise and Song Doris Bradley Violin Solo, Miss May Doren- wend; “Some Things I Have Done,” Miss Ruth Pinches. “Some Things I Can Do,” Miss Helen Beach “‘Some Things I Will Helen Clancey -Closing Service, Mrs, Woodin, Hartford. LAST HEARINGS MARCH as the Cora Ameri- Downs college The of whether the girls had a right to smoke was brought up Then it de- veloped that there was nothing in the college rules to forbid smoking and that they have the right if they carc to exercise it At the same time, the prevails that there is less smoking at Vassar than at other women’s colleges, simply because the students frown upon it, and girls who may have formed the habit in other places are afraid to face the criticism their pub- lic enjoyment of a smoke might bring. Burges Johnson, professor of Eng- said yesterday to a mnewspaper representative that he didn’t helieve there more smoking at the college than among any group of girls fii . said Prof. Johnson, { “that Is frown on smoking. Tt has been forbidden. We have simply ignored it. The majority of the girls have expressed definite dis- | approval of smoking, at least in pub- le, and what goes on in private still a secret.” Service, Miss 20 " , 30 impression 140 Do, Miss Wallace T Charter Amendments Must Be Before That Ready For Action Date. was any Chairmian Harry Sherwood committee on cities and nounced vesterday in the legislature | that the last day for the hearings on !amendments to charters must be in before March 5, the last day for hear- ings on those matters. The local charter revision commit- | tee in this city bhas completed its work and has arranged for one more meeting to complete the work for presentation. of the boroughs, ar | \ | | | am ‘ the gi aw is a | RUN DOWN BY AUTO. Bridgeport, Feb. 1 Christine An- old, was rua down - an automobile driven by O'Reilly of this city and probably fatally injured. The child's skull was fractured and one broken. BABY POISONED BY PILLS. Bridgeport, Feb 13 Two after swallowir three dozen Aaron Veterichik, 17 months’ of Mrs. Augusta Veterichik avenue died yesterday at St. Vin- cent's hospital The pills were in box given the child a plaything, hour pill old 91 leg of Taft TO LIVE. Alfred Green, from a stag- skull and left to a hospital it is believed fatal. ECTED NOT E Stonington, Feb. carpenter. West v, fell ing and fractured his arm. He #vas removed in New London where his injuries will prove DEVELOPING NEW TLondon, Febh. 1 —One of the fac- tories which manufactured two of airplanes which aided to establish the supremacy of the British aviator over the German in France is now pre paring to make a new engine which is expected to develop from 800 to 1,000 horsepower. It is claimed here that the new engine will the most powerful airplane engine existence and that it should do nuch to solve the problem of commercial aviation. ENGINE. TABS POOL CONTES Martin MeN: pool contest in mara, in charge of the the Tabs’ rooms to- morrow evening, has announced the men who are to take part in the games. The following will make up the two teams of three men each: James Luby, Thomas Crean, Martin Welch, William Regan, William Daly nd Thomas Rouskie. Three games are to be played, each 50 points, and the man making the highest run will be given a cash prize. All are scratch men in the societ pool tournament. . S. BOATS ON RHINE. With the American Army of Occu- pation, I'eb. 13.—The Rhine fleet of American patrol boats has donned the | color of battle gray, The first of the fleet to appear on the river in its new color the flagship The Prussian, known he General's Ship,” and used by General Dickman, command- ing the Third Army, when he wished to crulse up or down the Rhine. in ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR. that there ov village some woman does has found health in ashioned remedy Lydia 1. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound. Therefore, if you are sufféring from some ailment, and hardly know what to do for it, and have tried other remedies without help, I neighbor if she has ever ' 1. Pinkham's Vegetable | 1f she herself has never { for it, undonbtedly she | who were | who have advt It has been said hardly country wherein not reside who that good, ol is now city, town in this | ask your used Lydia Compound had the need knows others condition and to health by was as just in vour heen restore its use The Effects of Opiates. HAT INFANTS are peculiarly susceptible to opium and its various preparations, all of which are narcotic, is well known. Even in the smallest doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes in the func- tions and growth of the cells which are likely to become permanent, causing imbecility, mental perversion, a craving for alcohol or narcotics in later li: WNervous diseases, such as intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of staying powers are a result of dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children quiet in their infancy. The rule among physicians is that children should never receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, and only then if unavoidable. "The adminiatration of Anodynes, Drops, Cordials, Soothing Syrups and other narcotics to children by any but a physician cannot be too strongly decried, and the druggist should not be a party to it. Children who are il need the attention of a physician, and it is nothing less than a crime to Jose them willfully with narcotics. Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. 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It provides for the city to issue bonds, for year and action nittee that doctor: were 1 by several and they mount not exceeding $35,000, the | ipal to be payable sometime on 1, 1919, for the pur- of defraying the expense of ne- alterations and improvements schools. is also made for the city bonds to the further of $15,000, the principal of shall be pavable on or before 1, 1924, for the purpose of ing and equipping additional fire procuring land therefor the authority for these s, the amounts can be taken from ry about ovision over T| Hey- Glenwood nt h ast “that ns and spread over a period af vears, in- | of (hrusting the burden of the on the taxpayers at one time. was given to the city in 1909 1e legislature to erect a fire sta- in the southwestern part of the The authority was not used and pired three thus being ority Has in vears, Catarrh cures come but and catarrh Hyomei continues to heal catarrh and abolish its disgust- ing exista, yffiruggisfflecummend Swamu-fiput druggists the by cures go, vmptoms wherever ecivilization Every year the already this catarrh enormous sales of really scientific treat- ment for iter, all grow gre and r many vears have hed the present year should show rec- with muech interest re-| ords hroken kable recard maintained Dr. If you breathe Hyomei daily as di- er's Swamp-Root, the great Kid-} yected it will end your catarrh, or it liver and bladder medicine WOn i Cont e I have a hard rubber inhaler somewhere around the get it out and start it at once to for- ever rid yourself of catarrh The Clark & Brainerd Co any other good druggist, will sell you a bottle of Hyomel (liquid). start to breathe it and notice how quickly it clears out the air passages and makes the entire head feel fine Hyomel used regularly should end catarrh, coughs, bronchitts isthma. 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